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Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13
Buy your school books at Hugh Moncrief's, the cheapest place.

Buy your school DOCKS at Hugh Moncrief's, the cheapest place.
 Send in your order for job work We do all work neatly and promp- ly,
 Sunday was the hottest day of tue season, the mercury rising to %.
 Mir. ]. NJ. Price visited his old stamping grounds, Boughton, Fri day.
 Mr. Joe kershaw and family moved to Joslyn Switch, MOn- day.
 Col. F. Littlefeld, our clever photographer, visited Hope Mon day.
 Lawyer l.. F. Hinton and wife Ol Hope, are in town, visiting rela' tiveS.
 Arrangements are being made to repair and re.paint the MethO. dist church.
 Choice confectionerics, bananas. lemons, oranges etc, always on hand, at Beaury Harwoods.
 Am daily expecting fresh flour of superior quality, and at low prl' ces. JN0 B PORTIs, Fresh meats in Ice cold retriger- ator at Hawkins X MOOre's meat market.
 Mrs. T. M. Keel visited her sis ter. Mrs. Thco. Adams, at Joslyn l Switch. last wecl
 Miss .Iule Block. of Washington was over last week, for treatment under l1r, Arnnld'
 Lots of humber being shipped from Prescott nOw~Oiten five or more ears per day.
 A fine rain fell here Sunday night, greatly refreshing every body and everything.
 Plenty Of fine melons coming " now, though the price is to0 hlgl| for an editors purse,
 J. P. Bryan of TeXarkan a, " good Democrat, has been visiting his brother Joe, here.
 Dr. A. D. Wren returned from Fordyce. Monday attended dis trict conference there.
 Mr.John ". Sullivan left Mon' day, to visit his sister, Mrs. A. F Bragg, at Grenada, Miss.
 You will save money IT. buying your school books of Jno. M. Milburn. AGut BusTeRs Fs.Is%'';s Fi:..sas ,s f. iF.fs .fs~' Is
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Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13
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ltcnewS Her Youth.

Mrs. Phpbe Chesley, Peterson Clay Co.,, Iowa, tells the following remarkable story. the truth of which is vOucIIed for by the resi- dents of the town: II am 13 years old. have been troubled with kid. ney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress my self without help. Now l am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own housework owe my thanks to Electric Bit. ters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all disease and pain" Try a bottle, only 5Oc. at Jno. NJ. Milburn's drug store. 1
 BorGHroN, ARK, June 1, 1887. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM Co.,,
 GENTLEMEN:--I cheerfully state the following facts il regard to the use of your medicines in my fami. ly. My little son II years of age suffered from an acute attack of rheumatism, caused by undue ey- posture and chilling of the blood. | heard your remedy recon mended and purchased one bottle of Moncrief& Bro, Prescott, Ark. In about one month after using this bottle hebecame so much better l got the second bottle which is now being used, and my son IS nearly well, and I think by removing him .;to a cooler climate. (which l will Tdo,) and continuing it's use, a per feet cure will be effected. l con sider B. E. E. a most excellent blood purifier.
 CHAs. H. TITus, R. R. Agt.
 Boughton. Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

Miss Josie Rush, of OkOlona, visited friends here last week, the guest of Miss Sue Cooley.
 Col. C. l.. McRae and wife. of Camden, visited his nephew, Hon. T. C. McRae here, last week. Mir. B. F. Moody, of Mt. Holly, Union county is over, visiting his daughter, Mrs. John E. LagrOne. Messrs Sid Reed. Harry Bryant, and Mir. Spencer, of Hope, were up Sunday, sparkling Prescott girls.
 Mir. John Taylor, from near Wallaceburg one of Hempstead's best farmers, was down Saturday l have moved into the ice house and keep choice goods as cheap as the cheapest. J. H. ADAMS.
 Don't fail to get bottle of Hugh's Flnx Cordial. the best in the world, only 25c., at Hugh Moncrief X Bro. Goldbergs Eye water cures any. case of Ordin"ry sore eyes in ? or 3 days. Sold by Hinton Drug Co 5-6m
 Largest stock and low est prices in school books at Hugh Moncrief's. Miss Kate Jemison, of Hope, re- turned home yesterday, after visit ing Misses Ola and Dolly Mon- crief.
 Messrs AuXer X Darlington, con. tractors and bull ders, are getting along finely with the Catholic church.
 The small boy crieth aloud on our streets Saturdays, "Ice cold lemonade--twO glasses for five cents.o
 Mir. l. P. Rudolph, the hardware merchant Of Philadelphia, was at home the first of the week with loved ones.
 Miss Ollie Moore was given a pleasant birth-day party Saturday evening by her father, MT Isaac Moore.
 A considerable quantity of fine grapes have been shipped from the vineyard of MT. Ira Rudolph, this week.
 Dr. F. R. Armistead attended meeting of the Hempstead County Medical Society at Washington, Monday.
 Mir. Horace Hamilton and wife returned home to Gurdon Monday. after visiting relatives in this county.
 l want all your chickens and eggs. Will pay highest market price for good quantity.
 JNO. F.. pORTIS.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

Jumbo Liuiment is as true as steel and as unerring as the marrl' ner's compass, on all the pains and aches of man. Sold ny Hinton Drug Co. o--om
 We notice that business IS what might be termed lively, almost ev, cry day. the store oi John F Poriis.
 Folly leads tn trouble. Wisdom gathers rich harvest of peace, content and happiness. He Is wise who will remember that Nor. ris' Cascarine disprls headache, Slecplessness and Indigestion,
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

Mr. h, $. Sanders, of Glenn vile, Is agent for this county, for Beuell's celebrated new books. which he is selling very cheap. Parties buyinga book from him
 gain a membership into St. Louis purchasing agency, and any goods in any quantity can he bought at
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13
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\ buzz saw is a dangerous thing to fool with. So Is disease in it's inoipiency. The former in rapid motion, IS scarcely less disce:ni. ble than the latter. Hence if acid stomach. dyspepsia and indiges. ton arise in the system, at once take Morris Cascarine.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13
ACHE plIcTCOc No Arsenic, Quinine O, NuUc 0US chO. strychnine. Price 50 cts.

Aguc Busters at Hugh Moncrief X Bro :, Don't forget to call for pr. liar. ris at Moncr;ef's Drug Store. Only $500 for dozen Cabinet photographs. Come quick.
 F.. IITTLEFIE IELD.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13
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Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13
Letter from Superintendent Blind
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AUSTIu, TEXAS.

AUsTIu, TEXAS. MR. A. K. HAWKES.: Dear Sir --I take pleasure in saving that your spectacles excel anything have vet been able to procure. eli- abliug me to read the finest prin- with ease and comfort.
 FRANK RAlNEY, NJ. D. For sale by Hugh Moncrief x Bfo., Druggists and Opticians. Prescott.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

The Safest, Surest and Cheapest Chili Cure.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

Trade dull,' is a very common expression at the present tune; but Jno. F. Portis says: Trade od-all that c0nld be expected at this seasOn,"
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

Pleasant, Prompt and Safe. Price 5O ceuis.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

The worst case of Aux cured in a few hours, with Hugh's FluX Cor dial. Don't fail to try it. Only 2i cts. at Hugh Moncrief X Bros.
 Children with bowel troubles while teething, should not fall to use Hugh's Flux Cordial, Onl, 25 cts. at Hugh Moncrief X Bros
 Miss Nettie Smoote has return ed from Magnolia and TeXarkana, which places she has been visiting for some time.
 Maj G, W. Armistead left Sat urday for his old home, Taylor Texas, 10 perfect arrangements tOl moving here.
 Mr. John II. Arnold has beer over at Washington sick for sev eral days, but was better and got back yesterday.
 Our Cdney letter aud one or two other communications came m to, late, Letters should reach us b, Saturday or Monday,
 We neglected last week tC thank MT. z. T. Leseur for tin' basket of vegetables, He is ; generous gentleman.
 Colored teachers should remem Der that next coming Monday, , normal school will he taught here one week for their benefit.
 Jessie Harper, eN-greenbaoker is booked to speak here next Sat urlay. He is trying to help Torn the new -tangied union labor party
 Dick Johnson. one of Nevada'' prominent farmers, was eminently correct in hurlahing for Prof Mitchell for Governor, as reporte' by our alcpnyille correspondent.
 Dixon C. Williams arrived q Hope the first of the week and be gan his meeting. Rev. G. W. La grone, went down Monday after noon.
 School books and schoo supplies cheaper at Jne M.s Milhurn's drug stor' than any house in town.
 Trade dull,' is a very commo expression at the present tim,
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

' Cure your Chills, and p,e- } vent theiL return Price Soe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25

Justice aud humanity are said to have
been restored on the 10th Tnermidor, but
il is difficult 10 see much OF either quail
ity in the execution Of s monk f5r ''writ-
ing fsueticai letters and signing resoIG-
tons in favor Of 1eda16lis MN other
words, for expressing balai IN q GOO
other than RJpespierrc's EtTe Supreme,
and for opjeClug to system when
handed ever the government CT the
French nation to the cSpriCss Of 9 Paris
mob. O.htr crueities are not waning
! hosier helps ~ emigrant TO return
to PsHs; 8 man q ninety years
OF age speaks diEparagingly ct
the effects Of The revolution,
ard complains because 100 frar c5
III aseigCst5 VIII not buy as much bread
as silver f5a-C of LOUIS WI; con-
tractor misappgouristes hsf 6 dozen
trusees Of hsy; some women comp ain
that the Consumption takes away the few
male members of their families whom tie
wholesale executions and the s2GguinaTy
mEssaCres of The LAST i've years had
spared; snd finally roysterer, having
diccd more well than wisely, desecr6tes a
treo OF liberty. AL these heinous cTimi-
male shSred the same fate--in the mouth
of August, 1924, they were all guillo-
uned. The slavery imposed upon
The nation IL the name OF
liberty can indeed hardly be
Imagined. For no other crime than that
OF his father, the Unhspy Dauphin WAS
tortured into semi-idiOCY, snd to death,
while his sister, Nine RoY8le-haging
been robbed OF al her relstiYes-Has
kept until the end If 1875 in an imprison-
meut more rigorous than that which falls
to the lot OF the Vilest Of her sex. II was
not only upon such 1llustEIous victims
that the tyranny Of the fanatics Of
! liberty pressed heavily. TIE philosophers
! who OrgsuiZed the revolution discovered
I that the Gregorisn calender was inCom-
p2tible with the rights OF man,
and accordingly invented that
| peculiarly ped2n,ic system which
makes the reading Of French
history SO exceedingly troublesome. Il
might have been thought such g matter
as that would be left to work its way
/ gradually among the people bQ: anything
savoTiuE Of delay YVES repuguent to tbs
inventors OF this wonderful. new system
and vas treated gs u sinU Of the nysteTi-
Gus crime iuCiFISDa 1ztthe new calel-
d2T wss By no means popular. Oly-i9Ts
sra STlsstteS !ih-a 10 go 10 the Garner
balls IN Sundays, SnG they continued 20
10 30, though the Christian festival hzd
/ been replaced y the dsc1Cj-.hlt tenth
Day which RJ1aspierra wanted to see
devoted to the worship 6 the goddess d
reason. S:rangest Of all wa, how,
ever, the prohibition under The terror Of
New Years greetings. 1t was actusilY
made crime to observe the 81 of Jslu
sry, sud at the end CT 1898 and early Il
1924 the government CT the day went *
far as to open letters passing through The
post in order to see i there were any Citi
zens SO little impregnatsd with the pTinci
pies of -epublicanism os to use til
ancient form OF expressing good will o.
the lst OF Janusry 1t YVES not unit
January, 1877, that the shopkeepers dare
to displaysthe bon-bons and sweetmeat
which immemorial custom has eppro
pIisted to8&eW Years Day in France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
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TILE CITY,


FORT worm, Ten. Sept. u. los7,
To the Editor CT the Gazette.
noticed two articles in this mornings
GAZETTE by some parties WHO sre fearful
some OF their personal ltoerties7' may
be restrained in Sunday base bail
Glaygs
One Of the writer's quotes the old, Old,
threudbere lp5a dIXit, "vox popuI, vcX
De- est" | refer the writer CT that
article TO Goth ulapter Of Exodus, viii.
verse, and il he first read the command
meut5 of God, he will probably see his
licenses will conflict with them, and thst
the voice OF some OF the people IS hot
always "vOX Del"
The other writer wants 10 plead "estop-
pei" lie must have some knowledge Of
law. and concludes hist "a few OF the
citizens who 90 not like to see such 3
public deseCrstiOn OK the Sabbath sre
estopped from saying anything now, be-
cause tAsg did not anticipate I'll tina.
might be dOae, and stop it before it be-
gan.
Now, Mr.. Editor. those articles scarce
ly need any answers, but thst the advo-
Gates Of such sports on Sunday may kno@
thar very WaaY will not uphold them IL
their corduct Of erecting stands,
seats, enclosures, and charging
gate fees on Sunday, and advertise their
open disregard for and violation Of 9
sacred cay, il is time that such practice
should be forbidden by the authorities.
1t is not only the "home boys" who
plsy, but they arrange to have clubs
from other cities 80 come aud play with
them on Sunday, and I suppose they, too,
will object to their "persoEai liberties"
being 'nfringed By the authorities OF
Fort Worth.
Nobody objects to their playing any
other dsy ia the week, end many good
| people would witness their games
on any other day, and epjoy
witnessing the sport, and would
probably give them much encourage
menl.
Whereas, playing on Sunday has every
tendency TO corrupt morals and all re-
CARDS for the rights of other. They gather
crowds Of boys, and undo 81 the good
that score Of Sunday schools in the city
are trying 30 accomplish,
! Il is altogether wrong in every festure
/ in which any one views it. Therefore az
| soon as the City Council get through wiz
the contests over the three special pQl&e
and HIPS reduced contract price witGfhe
city l nope they viii have time t8psss
| one or two ordinances in favor Of the
| city. Very respectfully, SAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
HQEGE. .4RREYHE.-.

~ tho Els " Lawson, Waco, l. Ninard
- Louis. Mo- /cisicr Sherman, r White.
Joshua; Max Ortleib. Atlanta, Ca j John
.tCn, sherman; Z II Wear Dallas: - II ker-
neynan Baltimore, Nd; j. y l1ct.ister. ,fcNicO.
MarE EVan75 At @t&, "a III O crimes, Mobile.
Ala; G j Abe K, Chictgo III; James Irwin.
New Or cans, Ia, james L Ho.iu5on. Jacks
h0foi Mts Graham and son, >iine4 trsham,
Henrietta: " + Woody, Lsayenworth, Kan;
:. - NGa6, Ca, nah; q: l. Guerr-nt. Dun am Y o:
y Bomar. Henrietta; Floyd SHOCK, 81 boais !:
l. " DJGrey. Decatur. Mrs /; L DAbrev. Au4-
TIN + o Dewitt Dal as; Il CarsweG, ne.
c2tur. Powell, Fl Paso; II d DoralG.
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i'!ffec, New Drlcan@; j F.nnCy; IT Louis; : NJ
RGmsdsu, stL. \ ard t RI; Frank Iilz HJgA,
IA is, O c Med, New lors
At the Mansion Joe IsbelI, countr7; a Il
Mullins, Aurora; johnson, Keats; j u HUr
;, unity; II II Fa-r, j Z Elliot, city; ii ii
B1rr, DGll&e; George Uam. city; Mis- Mary
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II L Mathews, Louisville. r Fi,ld Quanah 1
7 Atson, Ranger; 5 StroIg, Montague; ID
Ee1u'hdm, Clarendon: j ) Johnson, Sherman
j " ilaLyey, Sunset \ C5p snd iad Cameron;
ID Lockhart, cttyi I:avoH, Cain esy'llCi
Louis, HesdOrfed, Canton, Miss. J Hu;nph-
ries ard wife, Dallas; a / jackson, whitney y
" Reeves, II Porter, Abilene; j N O Farrell,
Dallas; G Il HcsG,r, III Pasl !; G. j Coffin. itasca
" Barr, Dallas; Joe I.beu, Shciury
j - Burt0rd, Jack Robinson. Texas: : Min
thall TeXae; j Caldwell Red OAK; ~ ID Ma
bou Midlothian ! W Prctlitt, Young COUNTY;
VI W Cunningham, ManslieIL, " m sullivan, II
s T G By.
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Niece New Nor- ; lobe Odeu, G : M&itisOn.
j i! AicAlllster, Dallas ;JCh L Finley, TeNarkana
and Northern Railway y D Barry, T, Nas;
Champ Ferguson, Gainesville; II g Plumb
/ Canada; Thomas i West, JacksDoro; j
Jarvis, + Truitt, NJ O'Sein, B PaddOck.
city F; q / Richie. Texas II Q Robinson. G y
Harrison; 1t Louis; G II Capern, Chicago;
Mr.; Holman and son, Danviile. Ky; Mrs Adela
Fi7nn and Two children, NJ Cumuius Kansas
city, No: L T Amber, Texas; " Ikard, Hen
'irtta. + ID ,-riCe, Tom HOrVey. Texas; W \
Quits, Nalley Mills Everett Fl Bell. Henrietta;
4 + oIaaC6g, @aE Antonio, Hugh Burnc- Tay
lOri G y Collum, san Marcos; X \ Kismer
! Indianapolis. Ind; j l. Stanield, Texas
y Logan, New Orleans; " II Scarboro sun
set X Il Paris, Dali4s; I @ shoemaker. Texas;
ID d swearing r, Quanah; Z y Thomas, Dallss
y IIa:ne, QUauah; & q Turner, Gainesville
II { MiCE!e, g = BIZ W. Dallas: I Il nOnahue
sId wife, kcmp; IS y rutciey, Louisville; -
sargent, u Louis; J L Garrett, ID Has Charles
. II Paddock. Ciainesvlie, q W Tyler, Newton
| Z W busch, Louisville.
At Ginocchios Ms NJ Collier, Wichita
! Gabe Beck, G. Il IIul1, Mckinney: j II TrimmelI
kennedy junction; II c Bugg, j Futorf city
| } L Ryan, st Louis Mrs ii fuller, Dallas; j
! Wilson, Sherman; IyersOn Jones, Little Rock
/ + ID ONeT, Lawrence, Has; + j GinUCchtO, Fit
/ I Rock Mrs wilson, sherman; r De Witt
| Dallas; Mrs C-2nd, Cab Greek, Ark. h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
CHUEOd NOTICES.

Unitarian IIal-Naln street, near Fist. Rev
\. Schul q, minister. Meetings every sunday
night at O'CLOCK Subject TO- tonight
"Is Life Worth Living
St.AnGTews church lEpl:copaN, corner Fifth
end EUsk st-eets-Rev. Il. X. PrUssCr, rec-or.
Morning service 81 Il z N. Evening service
q, 80 ?. n. Sunday schocl at $50 >. N.
Christian church conner Fifth and ThIock-
m rton. sunday school at go 9 l.. Toe
members OF this church VIII meet to-day al Il
.. IN. and all visiting members are invited &c
be present.
Fourth Street Methodist church. corner
FOCTin and Jones streCts-Rev. W. Z. wilson
pastor. sunday school at $50 3. m, LGeor. t
Mu key. superintendent. Preaching al II 2. N
and 7. n. By he pastor.
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway
/ Sunday school al 80 2. n Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. J. y. Gillespie, .: II q. m. anc
at AS p. N. Band OF Hope at I p. N. Pray el
ana praise meeting on Wednesday night
81. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, cor
4 ner Main and Ninth streets, Rev. II. j. Crtst
pastor. Sabbath school st 80 d. M, Professor
/ 7. Nj. Write, superintendent. Preaching at !
q II. and 40 p. II. In the absence OF the Pc
! tor Rev. 4. a. johnson Will occupy the pulpit
Public cordially invited.
The Israelites OF this city Will held service
! q: the Pytnien Temple, CONNIE cling Tuesd2.
evening at $50 o'clock aud at $50 am. Wednes
day 10 ooser7e the Day OF Atonement. cor
dial invitation extended TO all l5raelites ant
others who desire TO attend.
First Presbyterian churcn-Corner Fourtl
and Calhoun streets, Rev Robert II. Nall, d
D., pastor Owing To the absence of the paste
the incoming and evening service VIII lie omit
j red TO. IA. SABBATH school at 800 g. m, Mr.
q s. n. FRY. superintendent. Young Peoples
Soc!etgy f Christian EnGeavor st 80 2, n. TO
day. Prayer meeting Wednesday at p. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian cbuIch, eorne
" Fifsh and Taylor streets-Rev L. n. Tlrnon
.Iattor. Sunday eehool at 80 q. NJ, W.
Fakes, superintendent. Preaching at II q. n
anc s:00p. N. byJ the pastor. Text OF sermo,
at II q. m, the Patience OF Hope" Evening
salvation by Faith" Congregational singing
led By organ srd cornet a cordial Invitation
to all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25

Liberal ranks would ere now hsve b3er
Te moved, but there was evidence.on the
Gladstoni2n side that such was not the
case. he Characterized the Liberal Asso-
cations condemnation Of the government
interference with meetings il Ireland az
imperative absuIditias. 1t was the para,
u Junt duty Of the Executive to enforce
the Law, ana unless the country sup
ported the Executive thc1e would
be an end to social freedom.
The conflict vas between the written
law Of the lard aud the uAwrltteu law Of
the Ici6h National League, eld he hoped
the former T0ald triumph. lie believed
the league Was dying : natural death,
but on account Cf arrogant agitsr0rs whose
living depended Gu It, t3e order must be
expected TO die hard. Resolutions were
passed based upon Dir. ChgDberlein's
remarks and Congrgtula.irg MI Cham-
oerlain on his appointment IS q member
Of the A1glC- american Fisheries Commis
Il,
HENRY STANLEY HEARD FROM.
LONDON, Sept. Is -HeCry NJ. Stanley
writes under date OF June 90 from his
camp, saying that soc slave traders az
Glrn6ombe, half Of waCm we're under
command OF q chief said H2bbuder re-
fused all glance to Typp0o TiD, whose,oWn
people, however, warmly welcomed him
ead paid really obedience. Typpoo lib
was reluctant to fight his CID friends, and
asked for small force Of Congo State
troops TO uphold his authority as Gov
ernOr. Mr.. Stanley was Cou1 lent Typpoo
Ttb would prove himself worthy OF the
trust reposed in him. Stanley concludes
as follows CAS- soon as fuel has been
obtained the steamer will start, and the
last ctauCe Of communicating with Eu-
rope foE few months viii be gone"
WILL NOT RESIGN.
LONDON, Sept. 2&.-Colonel Hughes
Hsllet lntimatas thst he will not resign
his seat in Parliament in consequences Of
the publications about his relations with
Miss SalWin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
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